The phrase "adapted to transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been modified or designed to facilitate the process of transferring something, such as data, materials, or information.
Example: "The new software is specifically adapted to transfer large files quickly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "designed for transfer" or "modified for transfer".
This method can be readily adapted to other transfer proteins and has several advantages over existing techniques for measuring lipid binding, including (i) the ability to study lipids in their natural states (i.e., without relatively large reporter groups) and (ii) the ability to measure on- and off- rate constants as well as equilibrium constants.
Alternatively, the transposition process catalyzed by Mutator-like transposases might be particularly adapted to conjugative transfer explaining why they are associated with two broad families of ICEs.
Similar relationships of parity with fat measures have recently been reported [ 1, 2] and it has been suggested this is due to the mothers' vascular system becoming better adapted to the transfer of energy to the fetus after the first pregnancy [ 2].
Sensitivity analysis introduced to study network flexibility is adapted to study heat transfer enhancement.
Our data suggest an alternative model in which these type-A RRs would have been recruited by the ZmMRP-1 controlled pathway and subsequently adapted to participate in transfer cells' functions, which are not necessarily restricted to the processes occurring within the cells.
"Political decisions will be taken based on his recommendations as to how we will adapt to the transfer of lead responsibility to the Afghans," he said.
Now the experience has been adapted to provide the bumpiest hotel transfer ever – a self-drive off-road safari from Windermere station to, among other hotels, the flash new Brimstone (01539 438062, brimstonehotel.co.uk, doubles from £250).
AdVs have been extensively engineered in order to be adapted to several applications of gene transfer in mammalian cells and gene therapy in vivo.
To compare the cleanability of filter media with different properties and geometries the results are adapted to the law of mass transfer and to the Sherwood number, a dimensionless parameter describing the quality of a cleaning process.
